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Hi, It depends on which version of Windows you are using: Windows XP Disable through Windows Explorer Open My Computer or Explorer Right-click the CD-ROM drive or other drive and click Properties. Click the AutoPlay tab. Within this section you will be able to specify all Windows AutoPlay features W...

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You need to add the following lines in smb.conf
under [global] (Not [share]) It seams that in the latest version it has been disabled as default,
because it is considered a security risk.

You can easily create a forward port with the following command: iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING -p tcp --dport 8080 -i eth0 -j DNAT --to 192.168.1.1:80 The following command list all the forward rules the iptables -t nat -L PREROUTING -n --line-numbers This command delete the second rule: iptables -D...

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Well, Should give you all the forward rules.

You can also try: This puts all the rules and the commands one by one in iptables_file.txt.

I hope this helps.

sfv = Simple File Verify format file It uses crc32 checksums instead of MD5 checksums. I think your are mixing 2 things. MD5 and SHA are also used to hash password, and there have been found some weakness in it. But for file verification it should be good enough. You can use the linux program cfv To...

This is probably because your usb-drive is formatted as FAT32. Most usb-drives and external hard drives are formatted in FAT32, so they are supported by most operating systems. The max file size for FAT32 is 4GB (minus 1 byte). I want to write bigger files you need to reformat it. NTFS if you use wi...

Take a look at:
Security packs

They have Anti-virus, Firewall, Anti-spam and anti-spyware in 1 package.

I like AVG, but any of the other packs are also good.

To start a script at boot in ubuntu, you can add a line in /etc/rc.local You can also create a service, but that perhaps overkill. The quick and dirty way to create a service: 1- create a file under init.d : sudo nano /etc/init.d/new_script 2- put your command lines/script in the file & save it ...

On my gentoo box I use Local should run on start up by default and executes as the last thing.

Just add a line with the command to execute,
or the path to the script to execute.